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HUGH DOUGLAS HAMILTON (1739-1808) Portrait of John Ponsonby (1713 - 1787), small half length with powdered hair, blue coat and white stockPastel over crayon, 24 x 19cm Old label preserved verso "Rt. Honble John Ponsonby died 1789 aged 76"The Rt Hon John Ponsonby (1713-1787) was the son of Brabazon Ponsonby, 1st Earl of Bessborough and Sarah Margetson. He was born on 29th March 1713 and married on 22nd September 1743 Lady Elisabeth Cavendish (c. 1727 - 1796) daughter of William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire and Catherine Hoskins. He was invested as a Privy Counsellor and ultimately held the office of Speaker of the Irish House of Commons. He commissioned Bishopscourt, Straffan, Co. Kildare, a large Classical House in the style of James Gandon circa 1780-90.
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ROBERT WEST (1710 - 1770)Portrait of Henry Boyle, head and shoulders wearing a full wig and white stock Chalks on grisaille, 55 x 40cm In a later frame to which a brass plaque is attached inscribed " THE RIGHT HONBLE HENRY BOYLE/ Speaker of The Irish House of Commons/ Created Earl of Shannon 17th April 1756/Died 27th September 1764 in his Eighty Second Year"Provenance: Sale, Christies, 17th May 2001, lot 58Henry Boyle (1682 - 1764)Earl of Shannon 1756 and speaker of the House of Commons (1733 - 1756)Described by a contemporary as "A country gentleman of great good nature and probity". His estates were centred on Castlemartyr Co. Cork. He navigated the complicated space between the House of Commons and the Castle. He oversaw the devaluation of the currency (1737) which have become overvalued through its dependence on Portuguese gold moidores and helped parliament to assert its right over the crown to dispose of the surplus of 'The Heredity Revenue' (1750s) and thereby strengthening the degree of self-government vis-à-vis the British Administration.The Knight of Glin and Professor Anne Crookshank posited that this is the only work known by Robert West whose Drawing Academy (subsumed by the Dublin Society in 1751) created the Dublin School. They draw attention to his French training and stress that Wests' drawing schools laid the foundation to the creation of an 18th century Irish School.Literature: Knight of Glin & Crookshank, Ireland Painters (Illustrated), Yale 2002, p.84"We attributed a most striking portrait of speaker Boyle to Robert West. Boyle is shown with his long speaker's wig; such as very realistic study is unlikely to be a posthumous portrait - It is very softly drawn with great care taken in representing the subtle anatomy of the face and the beautiful fluidity of his wig, not to mention his (Boyle's) intelligent and benign character."
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A Box of Mixed Accessories and Photographic Components including a Leitz 40cm cable release, a Stitz flash bracket, an unbranded flash bracket, various camera strap components in leather and man-made fibres, a few filters, medium format colour transparencies (10), SD memory cards (9), a Leitz adapter mount, two Panasonic Lumix battery chargers, a Jessop flash slave unit, an EAC bluetooth speaker and other items, A/F
![Upper Shadwell [The Highway], E.E.W. y speaker frigat, Farthing, 1.23g/6h (N 8499a, this piece; BW. Middlesex 203). Weak in p](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/abf51a6a-0007-4636-a52b-af900105e6bb/175b2a4b-4a0e-414f-a228-afcf004a1ef0/468x382.jpg)
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Upper Shadwell [The Highway], E.E.W. y speaker frigat, Farthing, 1.23g/6h (N 8499a, this piece; BW. Middlesex 203). Weak in parts, otherwise fine, rare £150-£200 --- Provenance: W. Gilbert Collection; Norweb Collection, Spink Auction 212, 28-9 March 2012, lot 646 (part) [from Baldwin]; bt Q.D.R. Archer November 2012. The frigate Speaker, a third-rate 50-gun ship of the line built at Woolwich, was launched in April 1650. In a chequered history the vessel took part in the battles of Dover (May 1652), Dungeness (November 1652), Portland (February 1652/3) and Santa Cruz (April 1657). Following its role as part of the squadron escorting the exiled Charles II back to England in 1660, the vessel was renamed Mary and saw service at Tangier and Algiers in 1661, as well as at the battles of Lowestoft (June 1665), Schooneveld (May/June 1673) and Texel (August 1673). Unfortunately, the names of the ship’s commanders and commissioned officers during the period of the token’s circulation do not provide a match for the initals on it, the closest being a William Whitehorne, captain in 1658; perhaps the issuer was the ship’s quartermaster
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Kit/Scratchbuilt group of Gauge 1 Passenger Rolling Stock consisting of a Short Midland Full Brake fitted with battery pack and speaker, some damage and in need of repair together with a LMS All 3rd Passenger Coach No.8865 with loose interior and roof together with an incomplete red and cream painted coach body labelled to the underside Curlew Coaches Nottingham England Serial No.0057. All in need of some work, suitable for restoration and/or repair Fair. (3)
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LGB and other commercial manufacturers G Gauge large quantity of parts, transformers and associated items a quantity consisting of transformers 5003 x 2, 50110 x 1, unknown 4-wheel Power Bogie, further used 4-wheel Power Bogie, Coach Bogies and wheels, 2-way switches, speaker set, Piko buffers, Tortoise value pack switches x 4, low relief cottage kit, Piko reversing unit, sound module and a number of other items including figures, empty buffer stop boxes and associated items. An ideal lot for the G Gauge modeller/runner. Condition varies from Fair to Good Plus. (lg qty)
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A Civil C.B. group of four awarded to the Hon. E. W. K. Gully, Secretary to the Speaker, House of Commons, who served as an Admiralty Despatch Bearer with the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve during the Great War The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, C.B. (Civil) Companion’s breast badge, converted for neck wear, silver-gilt (hallmarks for London 1901), with neck riband, in Garrard, London case of issue; British War Medal 1914-20 (Lieut. the Hon. E .W. K. Gully. R.N.V.R.); Coronation 1902, silver, unnamed as issued; Coronation 1911, unnamed as issued, mounted as worn; together with the related miniature awards, the C.B. badge in 18 carat gold, these similarly mounted and all housed in a Spink, London, case, extremely fine (4) £500-£700 --- C.B. London Gazette 10 July 1903. The Hon. Edward Walford Karslake Gully was born in Liverpool on 21 October 1870, the second son of William Gully M.P., who served as Speaker of the House of Commons between 1895 and 1905, and was raised to the peerage as Viscount Selby upon his retirement. Edward Gully served as Secretary to the Speaker from his father’s appointment in 1895, being appointed a C.B. for his services in 1903, and continued as Secretary to the Speaker during the subsequent Speakership of James Lowther. He latterly served as Examiner of Private Bills and Taxing Office, House of Commons, from 1911 to 1927. Gully was commissioned temporary Lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve on 12 May 1915, and served during the Great War one special service as an Admiralty Despatch Bearer from this date before resigning his commission on medical grounds on 22 October 1917. The British War Medal was his sole medallic entitlement for the Great War. He died at Bournemouth, Hampshire, on 8 November 1931. Sold with copied research including a photographic image of the recipient as part of the Speaker’s Procession.
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